Northern Lights & Lofoten Photography Tour
Northern lights & Lofoten photography tour
Join a 8-day Northern lights & Lofoten photography tour in the Lofoten Islands.
The Lofoten Islands in Northern Norway form an archipelago far north of the Arctic Circle. The majestic arctic island landscapes present us with unique opportunities. Explore colourful fjords, jagged mountain peaks, stunning beaches, and the world-renowned Arctic light.
| Included | Optional | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accommodation at Eliassen Rorbuer or similar | All Meals | |||
| Transportation | Airport Transfers | |||
| Two professional Photographer Guides | Private Transfers | |||
| Post Processing Sessions | ||||
Prices do not include flights. Each trip is tailor made and can be expanded, the basis of the trip is illustrated below.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How to get there?
The easiest way to get to the meeting point is via Oslo Gardermoen airport (OSL code). From there, you fly to Harstad/Narvik Evenes airport (EVE code). We can book your flights.
What level of photography is expected?
Beginners, as well as professionals, are welcome. If you’re passionate about photography and have the motivation to be on the go in the day and evening, this tour is for you.
What to bring?
Dress for the Arctic. Bring comfortable, warm and waterproof outer layers such as Gore-tex, crampons and water-resistant boots or even waders. Thermal underwear is recommended
A complete list of recommended clothes as well as camera gear will be provided upon registration. Note that clothes or shoes are not available for rent.
Will I experience snow or ice?
Yes, January and February are prime winter months up in the north.
Will I see and photograph the Northern lights?
Most likely yes. The Northern Lights can never be guaranteed, but we do expect to see and photograph them on this trip.
What kind of weather can we expect?
Expect all the weather! The climate in northern Norway is unpredictable because of its many local weather systems. The conditions can change within minutes resulting in very dramatic light and photographic opportunities. Lofoten’s climate is milder than in other parts of the world at a similar latitude, like Greenland and Alaska. January and February are the coldest months with an average temperature of -1 degrees celsius.
What camera gear should I bring?
Bring your own camera, lenses, tripod, and a laptop. A detailed list of recommendations will be provided upon registration. If you are considering upgrading or investing in new camera gear prior to the trip, feel free to ask us for advice.
What is the itinerary going to be like?
There isn’t a fixed itinerary. The weather and light conditions will lead us. This is a full-on photography tour/workshop, we plan the activities around sunrise, sunset and night photography excursions. The archipelago is packed with great locations. There is however a list of locations to visit throughout the week, the order of when to visit each place is determined by the conditions.
